Based on his recent posts, the guy seems to be having a mental breakdown of some sort.



I still have to go through all the related threads to get the full picture, but from what I've seen so far, he's showing clear signs of scammer-like behavior, and I've supported both flags as a warning for newbies.

Uh, that's not quite how liquidity works...  Liquidity is more about how easily you can buy and sell that coin, not the difference between your buy and sell price.  So, even if you lost $10 because of a bad market, that doesn't mean liquidity itself was $10.

As for the project profiting, that's a whole different story. The project itself doesn't really care about your individual trades. They only profit if they sell new coins, not from what happens on the secondary market (where people like us buy and sell from each other).

The profit definitely goes to whoever buys low and sells high, not because of liquidity, but because they timed the market well.

Yes, the ticket is only a few cents and the jackpot is huge, but do you know the chances of winning it? The odds of winning the lottery jackpot are incredibly small, often in the millions or even hundreds of millions to one.  I think I read somewhere that you've got a better chance of getting struck by lightning, twice!, than winning the lottery jackpot.
So, no. I don't consider the lottery a good gamble (if there is such a thing). I agree about sports betting, though.

I definitely still have faith in bitcoin.  I mean, why wouldn't I? It's the OG crypto that started this whole revolution.  Of course I convert some of my paychecks for more sats when I can too.  I ain't really about those memecoins though.  Seems like a waste to me and  the newbies probably think they missed the BTC train so they throw their money at the latest hot coin hoping to catch lightning in a bottle twice.  But you know whats funny? Folks said the same thing in 2021, 2017, and so on.  And they were dead wrong every time.

Proof of what, exactly?  And what kind of support did you expect here?  Struggles are real, but that doesn't mean people owe you something.

Now, if you're truly trying to find your way out, that's a different story.  Tell us more about what kind of support you actually need. I can offer moral support for honest effort, even some advice if it's in my field and relevant to my skills. But expecting a free handout? That's not gonna happen here, and frankly, that's disrespectful to people who work hard for their money.


You can offer your services here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

But, if you want people to take notice, you'll need a much stronger advertising strategy. Look at how other users promote their services on the forum - that's where you should be aiming.

1. This isn't a good way to look for a job online, my friend. Companies hiring skilled workers aren't exactly scouring forums for top talent. You seem to be old enough to know that it doesn't work that way.

2. Sorry. I can't answer this without being rudely sarcastic.

3. This sounds suspiciously like hoping for a magic solution. Are you thinking of asking someone to give you their hard-earned money? Why would anyone do that?

That will make a very nice birthday present! I wish I had a friend like that. 


https://store.bitcoinmagazine.com/products/bitcoin-magazine-issue-1-may-2012

First, Bitcoin Core itself is a full node wallet software, not a mining program.

Second, if you're struggling with the concept of a daemon, trying to set up a solo mining might be a bigger challenge than you think.  Perhaps you should try to describe in more detail what you've tried so far, and we can see if there's a simpler solution or point you towards some resources for solo mining that  do make sense for beginners.

And, what's your actual problem here? I read your sob story, but honestly, it's all muddled. Debt, right? Welcome to the real world, everyone's got bills. Stop whining and do what the rest of us do: use your skills and work hard for your money.


That's good! But not being a scammer is a baseline expectation, not a gold star.  Maybe you should try that "level best" by actually  work for your money instead of spinning sob stories.

Newbies, like yourself, are generally not eligible for a loan without proper collateral.

Since your account's only ten days old and this is your first post, it looks like an alt account. Why not try applying with your main account? If you have some activity there, you might have better luck getting a loan.

Well, that means the only thing left for us is to continue detecting and reporting shitposting. As long as the forum keeps those rules in place and the mods are on the ball with reported stuff, we can definitely put up a good fight against AI-generated junk.  Speaking of which, it might be a good idea for mods to use sig-ban and temp-ban penalties more often for repeat offenders.

A business is a business. All casinos cap the wins to keep things going.  

There is nothing strange in that story with your friend. Something similar would happen at any other casino, except, as you said yourself, he should not have created a new account to bypass the restriction. This is a clear violation of the terms of use and they have every right to block his accounts. There's not much to complain about, unfortunately.

CoinPoker kampanja ima slobodnih mjesta za dva Hero/Legendary Member-a.
20 postova tjedno (barem 5 u Gambling-u). Do 10 local postova se broji u tjednu kvotu.

Payouts & Positions:

Loše vijesti iz jedne od najdugovječnijih kampanja na forumu. Hhampuz je odlučio privremeno pauzirati FreeBitco.in sig. kampanju dok se TheQuin ne javi.

Yep. I cant say I'm optimistic about FUN's long-term prospects at this point. The price keeps sliding lower and lower.  Most casino coins are kinda like that unfortunately - the developers don't add more utility or try to boost demand.  A token needs more going for it than just gambling to keep growing.


edit:
At least, some good news! Users in the main thread are reporting that withdrawals from the site are working again.

Ma to je jasno. Ja sam govorio isključivo o prodaji kriptovaluta. Nema drugog servisa koliko je meni poznato da nudi takvu cijenu. Osim možda P2P, ali ovo mi je puno jednostavnije.


Znaš da ti i CMC također može prikazivati cijene u EUR, zar ne? 

Moguće. Ali ipak, ispada da ne uzimaju gotovo nikakvu naknadu pri otkupu kriptovaluta što ih čini trenutno najpovoljnijom opcijom.

Evo za primjer USDT (tu ne bi trebalo biti nikakvog kašnjenja jer nema volatilnosti):

Google: 1 $ = 0,92 EUR
shitcoins.club: 1 USDT = 0.91733 EUR

Baš sam nedavno slučajno naletio na jedan od Shitcoins Club bankomata pa sam ga odlučio testirati s manjom svotom jer je prošlo dosta vremena od kada sam ih posljednji puta koristio. Iskreno, iznenadio sam se s iznosom naknade. U pozitivnom smislu. Mislim da nemaš razloga plaćati naknade u mjenjačnicama ako ti je neki od njihovih bankomata u blizini.

Ne znam u čemu je fora, ali evo i sada ako usporedimo otkupnu cijenu na njihovoj web stranici, čak je 40-tak eura viša od cijene BTC-a na CoinMarketCapu

Not necessarily a bad thing. Buying satoshis in small amounts and accumulating multiple transactions of small amounts only affects your transaction fee in the future if it is your own non-custodial wallet. But since you bought satoshis on a centralized exchange, it has no effect. The amount of the withdrawal fee in your case depends solely on the exchange and their internal policy. You can't influence that, except you can decide to exchange BTC for some altcoin that has a lower withdrawal fee.


Again, this is related to holding coins in a non-custodial wallet. "Consolidating Inputs" is basically combining multiple small transactions (UTXOs) into a single larger transaction. This can help you save on transaction fees in the future. Bitcoins are like bills and coins in your physical wallet. Imagine you have a wallet full of one dollar bills. Consolidating inputs is like exchanging a hundred one dollar bills for one $100 bill. Just as a $100 bill takes up less space in your wallet, so a Bitcoin transaction with a smaller number of inputs takes up less space on the network, and for that reason the fee for the transaction is lower.

Since there is zero chance your brother can get his coins back, I see no point in communicating with the scammers at all. Honestly, I think the best course of action is to completely ignore it.